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Schema validator

Validate JSON-LD against what Google actually requires.

Paste a URL or raw JSON-LD and see which structured data types are present, which required and recommended fields are missing, and which rich result each type is eligible for.

What it checks

  • All Schema.org types present on the page
  • Required and recommended fields per type
  • Conflicting duplicate blocks from theme and apps
  • Rich result eligibility per type

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Reading the results

What each number is telling you.

A report you cannot interpret is just a longer way of saying something is wrong.

  • Types present

    Which Schema.org types the page emits. Product, Offer and BreadcrumbList are the ones that matter most on a store.

  • Required versus recommended

    Required fields must be present for the type to be valid at all. Recommended fields are what decide whether you are eligible for the richer result.

  • Duplicate blocks

    Two Product blocks on one page is common and expensive — Google resolves the conflict by ignoring both, so you lose the enhancement entirely.

  • Rich result eligibility

    Eligible means the markup qualifies. It does not mean the enhancement will show; that stays Google’s decision.

Why it matters

The mechanism, not the platitude.

  • 01

    It is what puts price and availability in the result

    Valid Product and Offer markup is how a search result shows price, stock and rating. That is a visible difference in the listing before anyone clicks.

  • 02

    Invalid data does not degrade gracefully

    A missing required field does not produce a lesser result. The enhancement is withheld, silently.

  • 03

    It breaks during theme updates

    Schema is emitted by templates, and a theme update can strip a block without anything visibly changing on the page.

Common findings

What this usually turns up, and the fix.

Four problems that account for most of what this tool reports on a Shopify store.

The finding

Two conflicting Product blocks

Why it happens

The theme emits one and an app emits another.

The fix

Turn one off. Usually keep the app’s, since it tracks your catalog, and disable the theme’s.

The finding

Offer missing availability or price

Why it happens

The template only fills fields that were set at build time.

The fix

Emit price, priceCurrency and availability — and make availability reflect reality, since a stale in-stock value gets the enhancement withdrawn.

The finding

AggregateRating with no reviews behind it

Why it happens

Rating markup emitted from a default rather than from real review data.

The fix

Only emit rating markup where real reviews exist. Fabricated ratings are a manual-action risk, not a shortcut.

The finding

Breadcrumbs skipping the collection

Why it happens

BreadcrumbList emitted with only home and product.

The fix

Include the collection level so the trail in the result matches your actual site structure.

Limits

What this will not tell you.

Every tool has a boundary. Knowing where this one ends is what keeps you from over-reading it.

  • It validates what the page emits. It cannot tell you whether the values are true — accurate stock and pricing are your responsibility.
  • Eligibility is not a promise. Google decides independently whether to show a rich result.
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